Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-26

last HatiinR,
The Toledo Pipe Line Company have
commenced piping Muumee.
The lRis rains have caused the grass
TO shoot up fresh and green and the aowera
to bloom again.
-Maumee has d fair prospect Of BE-
curing the establishment OF ten pot
glass factory at the old court house
grounds.
The main audience room OF the M.
e. Church will be re.opened for services
next Sabbath. Preaching in the morning
at 10;45 and in the evening at 1880.
Nevada clalms 10 have improved on
natural gas wells by finding steam already
cooked and ready for Use, sixty feet below
the surface. This is doubtless new cy-
clone story.
DIR. Bowers was compelled 10 perform
a surgical operation TO remove piece OF
barley which had embedded itself in the
eye OF Charley Collier while threshing on
Wednesday.
notwithstanding the weather ia get
ting much cooler. the Evening Star is stir
receiving n liberal patronage from oul
burg. Later-Today is the last trip for
this season.
Mr.. John Resly and Miss Josephine
Lucas were united in marriage at St
Rose de Lima Church, Tuesday morning,
Rev. G, H. Rieken officiating. A large
number OF friends were present to witness
the ceremony.
The Monitors, of Toledo, and the
Crescents, of Perrysburg, held another
base ball contest on the Perrysburg diam
ond this afternoon, resulting in score OF
AZ to IL, In favor of the Crescents. Our
boys are looming up.
The M. E. Church has just secured
six of the Rochester Electric Lamps which
will be placed in position 10 convert the
church into the "New Light" church on
Sunday evening next, to light up the in
iernsl Improvements.
Right on the heels of the failure o.
the blackberry crop comes the startling in
turkey without cranberry sauce this COM
ing Thanksgiving. The inject plague il
directly responsible for this deprivation.
The Toledo Weekly Bee will be en-
larged on Sept. l, to an eight column
quario-64 columns. II will also be print
ed from new type. The price will be 2I
cents until January 1, 1888. It is q
. splendid family paper. Try it.
WANTED FOR INvEsTMENT-Oil Of
Gas land, or farm give best terms.
N. E. B. Box E, Fostoria, o
The latest thing is "hard time
! social" Gentlemen wear patched cloth
i ing, ladies faded calico dresses. The pric
Of admission 10 eleven cents, including cup
per; ice cream and cake extra. All kind
' of country produce taken In exchange TO
tickets.
The Ner Era says Mr.. Fl. B. Lsutzen-
heiser, Of the Maumee Woolen Mills, offer
to pump water free of charge for the use o
Conant street property owners, provided
the citv will provide pump and the prop
erty owners agree TO pipe aud build tn
j necessary cisterns.
A movement has been inaugura,ed n
Columbus 10 prosecute dealers who ar
: engaged in selling prize coffee. baking pow
der aud other goods put IN packages. TIL
fort embraces the States of Ohio, Illinoi,
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, and Mis-
souri, whose laws prohibit all lottery an
gambling schemes.
Mr. Charles Smith, aged II, if Mau
NEE, is another victim by accidenta
shooting. He was hunting with sin
gle barrel shot gun on Monday Afternoon
in the bayou just east of the cotton mill
when he attempted to climb over fenc
with the gun cooked. The gun was dis
:. charged, the contents entering the lef
side near the heart and produced deaf
in a few moments.
, In chronicling the death Of promin
ent citizen, New Mexico paper says
His tired spirit was released from III
y pain racked body, and scared alofl at 4:3
Denver time" Aud the Arizona Hoirler, i
: the other day ended with these word-
Death loves shining mark, aud she hi
a dandy when she turned loose on Jim."
Last Tuesday evening the Pastor q
the NJ. E. Church and his wife gave re
ceplion TO the probationers Of the Chure
at the parronagc. large number WI
study Of the Discipline Of the Methodi
y Church, ice-cream and cake were serve
" to all A pleasant and profitable evenml
' was spent. The second will be give
'e next Tuesday evening.
=, Mr.. Wm, Barnes, Of Hhskins, was
town on Wednesday and presented us VII
scale nearly one-eighth Of nm inch
i, thickness that had been formed in Il
boiler while engaged in sinking the well !
Westerville, the water used being from Il
Maun,ee river. His vegetable compoun
were readily removed and the boiler clean'
> before commencing TO sink the well
e Hlskins.
= Charles Todd, living near Wingsto
Ibis county, met with II serious accident {
Friday evening, which may prove fsti
;" lie was attacked by young COW in |
barn-yard, while in the act of serarati
y Them by lifting the calf over the ient
,e He was gored several times about the hi
le' and stomach. The noise made by IN
IN soon brought assistance, and the madden
ei animal was driven away III time TO save d
ed young man's life Weston Herald.
'e In recognition OF the offer made |
'' the Board Of Trustees of the Ohio Sta
We University, The Wood County Agricutur
VI Society will present a scholarship OF a ~
'' years course in agriculture, and $50